Hi Matabele,
Thanks for your valuable input.
> Perhaps this should be generalised for any list (not only the tags field.)
>
I very much agree. The more general, the better.
"[[prefilter[]] +[listhas:{mylist!!ofitems}]"
>
This would not be quite sufficient as we have not yet specified what
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Hi Tobias
Perhaps this should be generalised for any list (not only the tags field.)
As in, list all tiddlers that contain any of the items specified, in the
targeted list.
The syntax for this becomes problematic, as both the reference pointing to
the field being targeted and the array of item
Hi Rustem,
One thing that may be helpful at some point is this.
Consider a tiddler called *action* to which action tags are tagging, e.g.
*#future*, *#next*, *#waiting*, *done*... and then there are tiddlers that
tag to those individual status tags.
This can already be done using:
{{{ [[action
Ah, must've been too late to not overlook that double negation. :D
Best wishes,
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Matabele's way works. Thanks everyone.
On Wednesday, October 28, 2015 at 10:07:59 PM UTC-7, Tobias Beer wrote:
>
> Hi Rustem,
>
>> My “prefilter” is rather complex, I’d like to avoid repeating it unless
>> there is no other way.
>>
> I think your only option to streamline might be to use a macro
Hi Rustem,
> My “prefilter” is rather complex, I’d like to avoid repeating it unless
> there is no other way.
>
I think your only option to streamline might be to use a macro(/variable)
into which you stuff your prefilter so as to not repeat it:
\define fx(prefilter, a, b) [$prefilter$$a$] [$pr
Hi
This logic should work but I haven't tested this in TW -- remove all items
from the prefiltered list that are not tagged x and not tagged y
[prefilter[]] -[!tag[x]!tag[y]]
regards
On Thursday, 29 October 2015 03:27:40 UTC+2, Rustem wrote:
>
> [tag[x]] [tag[y]] --> all tiddlers tagged eith
>
> [tag[x]] [tag[y]] --> all tiddlers tagged either x or y
>
(Old thread, I know, but ...) How do I filter SOME tiddlers tagged either
x or y?
Two runs separated by a space, as shown above, both take the list of all
tiddlers as their input.
But what if I want to pre-filter on some other cri
Thanks guys!
Dave
On Wed, Jan 1, 2014 at 1:38 PM, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
> Hi Dave
>
> I've added some more examples:
>
>
> https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/commit/4289367b7f9f0c9fa7ce8b974408053bed2b6a4b
>
> The short answer:
>
> [tag[x]tag[y]] --> all tiddlers tagged with both x and y
>
Hi Dave
I've added some more examples:
https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/commit/4289367b7f9f0c9fa7ce8b974408053bed2b6a4b
The short answer:
[tag[x]tag[y]] --> all tiddlers tagged with both x and y
[tag[x]] [tag[y]] --> all tiddlers tagged either x or y
Best wishes
Jeremy
On Wed, Jan
Hi
I think the TiddlerFilters tiddler needs an example of how to list tiddlers
that are tagged with both x and y. All the examples, that I can see, return
tiddlers tagged either x or y or both. But I would like to limit filtering
to tiddlers tagged both x and y.
Dave
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